Hedging strategy with lot increase

[axoSaga92]

I found this strategy on the Internet and I would like to know their opinions.The main idea is to increase the size of the lot every time the price changes direction until the profits.This is the strategy: to simplify, we assume that there is no spread.We take position in any direction, for example: Buy 0.1 lot in 1,2161.At the same time or a few seconds after making the purchase, we place a pending sale (Stop Sell

[IrbusTknda97]

You say the two main reasons to rule out this strategy: 1. It was found on the Internet.2. It consists of increasing the lots.If you want a profitable strategy, you must build it yourself based on your experience and your style/risk.Any scheme that increases lots (like this type of martingala

[esciesroSes]

This is basically a suicidal strategy.I do not recommend it at all.

[jiesnkesgzS]

Anyone who wants to lose money should seriously consider this strategy.

[Nresngar97]

This system is basically a disguised roulette.I don't like.We need serious analysis and solid strategies to minimize risks and maximize the profit potential.

[resyotgi]

I agree with others, this strategy has too many red flags.If you like the idea of ??hedging, there are much more secure systems that you could explore.

[NartussuCa]

This method has been discussed in many forums and consensus is clear: it will ruin your account.If you don't believe me, try it for a time in demo.You will realize what I say.

[djroCa]

I tried this strategy in a demo account a while ago and ... yes, it is a "pips murderer."It is fun at the beginning, but after a few days, or maybe the first week, you realize that it is not as beautiful as it seems on paper.

[axoSaga92]

Thank you all for your comments and advice.

[gesCarr]

Increasing lots every time the price changes direction sounds like the perfect recipe for a disaster.Yes, it could work in ideal scenarios where the market follows predictable patterns, but when has the Forex be predictable?Cumulative losses in a series of failed operations will not only exhaust your margin, but will also put your mental health in check.My advice is that you get away from strategies that are based on Martingala or similar systems.Instead of trying to "beat" the market with larger and larger bets, he works to develop a solid strategy based on technical analysis and risk management.In the Forex there are no shortcuts, and the "magical" strategies are only traps for beginners.